west bank. gaza registered occupiers take food from the west bank i intend to deport god willing. i live in the city of nablus since 15 years ago when my husband left the west bank for gaza . it started during the jamaat era. to meet his wife in gaza, he had to go from the west bank to jordan and from there to egypt and then to food . i decided to go and visit my husband every once in a while. after living like this for years, this woman has been living like this for three years now, and the occupiers no longer allow her and her children to visit her husband in the food of boroni, and by the way, she has seven children. i am and it is completely their responsibility if the children's father is allowed to enter give me the west bank, my suffering will end. aloe vera plant. none of these official documents convinced the occupiers to give this woman's husband a palestinian document to live in the west bank . what ayesha and thousands of palestinian families want is for the occupiers to change accept the address on the birth certificate so that the members of a palestinian family can live in

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my parents have proof of living in the west bank. they are 21 years old and live in the west bank.m also a resident of the west bank . my father's identification and west bank card against my request to change my address and get a west bank card. do you know that being in your own country but not having a birth certificate means that you are at risk of being arrested and deported at any moment? and this is what thousands of palestinian families in the bank bakhtri are facing it and they are called unidentified people, khaled sovarn, radio news agency, bismillah rahman al rahim. hello, i am serving you, dear viewers. good evening . welcome to this news section, at the same time as the blessed month of ramadan , iran, in the difficult and difficult days of the people. bring afghanistan, afghan brothers and sisters have come and iranian helpers have covered the cost of 3003 food items and these packages were given to women heads of households in afghanistan. the world food program in its latest report said that nine out of ten afghan families do not have enough food to eat, and six mi

easy for those and occupied territories. anya's bonnie reports from nicholas and the occupied west bank living in the old city of nablus for more than 2 decades. you sit onto is no stranger to read by fraley forces. the grandmother saith trying to wash away her grandchildren's fears has never been hotter than the youngest. marya is not yet 2 years old, but words like shooting and soldiers already port appeared. walkability young pursuits were honeycomb every other week or so there is an israeli rate. now good, he had the shooting and cling on to her mother that be often make stories up on the say, it's a game, so she is not as scared, but this is not normal. nothing about our lives and occupation is several weeks ago . 3 fighters in a house near by were targeted in sta. aly military operation, 11 ellis, the nunes were killed in the worst such freed on the occupied west bank in years since january. so aly forces have killed at least a 100 palestinians, mostly in grades in the occupied territory. they say every army saves the targets, those it considers the security threat. the effects of such t

room for joy during eat, ronnie as bonnie has more in this now from nobliss in the occupied west bank. living in the old city of nablus put more than 2 decades. you sit on that is no stranger to reads by fraley forces. the grandmother, she's trying to wash away her grandchildren's fears has never been hard that the youngest marya is not yet 2 years old, but towards like shooting and soldiers already part of head will community young person with we're planning every other week or so. there is an israeli rate, lay awkward. he had the shooting and cling on to her mother that you often make stories about say it's a game. so she is not as scared, but this is not normal. nothing about our lives and occupation is several weeks ago . 3 fighters in a house near by were targeted, and instead, aly military operation. 11 elephant loans were killed in the worst such trade and occupied was bank and hears. since january, israel forces have killed at least a 100 palestinians, mostly invades in the occupied territory. they say the army says the targets those it considers the security threat. the effects of su

it belongs to my parents, they live in the west bank . they are 21 years old and live in the west bank. i am a resident of the west bank. my father asked me to change my address and get a west bank card. do you know that being in your own country but not having a birth certificate means that you are on the verge of being arrested and deported at any moment? and this is what thousands of palestinian families in the west bank do bakhtri are facing it and they are called unidentified people by mina khaled of rati sda news agency , but i am talking about the developments in palestine with mr. nazar aliyan, a reporter of sda, in mr. alian's palace . the flight of the settlers to the al-qasa mosque and the martyrdom of another young man, the massive selling of another of the residents, the cease-fire and the lifting of the blockade of the yemeni ports, will be followed up. i will discuss this with mr. sultan sadeh, a radio reporter in yemen, mr. sadeh, hello, have a good time. the details of the discussions of the saudi delegation and please let

inability to control large parts of the west bank.— inability to control large parts of the west bank. ., ,, , ., ., ., the west bank. thank you for “oining us lives live from jerusalem. h let's turn to the war in ukraine now because turkey and russia have failed to reach an agreement, on extending the deal which allows ukrainian grain exports to be shipped out via the black sea. following talks in ankara, russia's foreign minister, warned that moscow could abandon the ukraine grain deal entirely, if western countries maintain "obstacles" to russian exports. here's the russian foreign minister, sergei lavrov. translation: we proposed extending this deal for only 60 days, _ based on the fact if there is no further progress in removing obstacles to the export of russian fertilisers and grain, we will think about whether this deal is necessary. our correspondent hugo bachega joins us now from kyiv. your assessment of that clear threat from sergei lavrov. i5 your assessment of that clear threat from sergei lavrov.— from sergei lavrov. is not really surprising _ from sergei lavrov. is not really surprising because _ from sergei lavrov. is not really s

those and occupied territories. run the southern air reports now from nablus in the occupied west bank living in the old city of nablus for more than 2 decades. you sit onto is no stranger to read by sir eli forces. the grandmother says, trying to wash away had a grandchildren's fears, has never been hot, that the youngest now is not yet 2 years old, but towards like shooting and soldiers already part of head will capillary young push through unclean every other week or so there is a new street, niagara he had the shooting and cling on to her mother. that for you often make stories up on the say it's a game, so she is not as scared, but this is not normal. nothing about our lives and occupation is several weeks ago, 3 fighters in a house nearby were targeted and instead aly military operation. 11 elephants were killed in the worst such trade and occupied was bank and hears. since january sales forces have killed, at least a 100 palestinians, mostly invades in the occupied territory. they say the army says the targets those it considers the security threat. the effects of such raids go beyond

easy for those and occupy territories, but on is about a report from nobliss and they occupied west bank living in the old city of nablus for more than 2 decades. you said aunt, that is no stranger to reads by fraley forces. the grandmother say trying to wash away had grandchildren's fears, has never been hotter than the youngest. marya is not yet 2 years old, but words like shooting and soldiers already port appeared. walkability, young pursuits were planning every other week or so there is an israeli rate. now what he had the shooting and cling on to her mother that the often make stories up on the say it's a game. so she is not as scared, but this is not normal. nothing about our lives and occupation is several weeks ago, 3 fighters in a house near by were targeted in sta. aly military operation. 11 ellis, the nunes were killed in the worst such fried and occupied with bank in years since january. so aly forces have killed at least a 100 palestinians, mostly in grades in the occupied territory. they say the army say the targets, those it considers the security threat. the effects of such tra

west bank, and i will be finished , the aloe vera plant will end, none of this. official documents convinced the occupiers to give this woman's husband a palestinian document to livethe west bank. what aisha and thousands of palestinian families want is for the occupiers to accept a change of address on birth certificates so that members of a palestinian family can live in the same house. do not deprive him of his father i want my husband to be with his children, my children have only a father, we children need a father, you must be with me, it is difficult for me to live away from my father, people and more than 10 thousand members of palestinian families are deprived of joint life, why is it that some palestinian women who they live in arab countries and are married to palestinians from the west bank. the occupiers refuse to give their identities , so they can meet their families. if any of these palestinians are caught at military checkpoints , the zionists will be deported out of palestine. he does the girl is 30 years old, but she doesn't have a birth certificate . we applied for a passport, but nothing happened, but there is no chance. my daughter is in food

west bank. this is the live shot from garza now and we do have alger is younger . aside on the line, actually, she joins us now from the gaza strip, where explosions have been heard. can you tell us what you've been seeing and hearing there in garza to night? yes, so in about half an hour or less than half an hour, actually dozens of israeli aircraft where in the skies of gaza carrying out air strikes in different areas in the same time, in the north and in the center in the south and parts off because the strip, many areas have been hit, many military camps and training camps belonging to us who are hit in the same time . also agriculture lands a while ago, a beverage of rockets was launched from the gods district towards israeli towns. sirens were heard in the israelis house in solving israel, also anti aircraft belonging to san brigades. the most true wing of us also were launched against the ease railey aircrafts that were carrying out the air strikes. and until now, as i'm talking to you, i can see very judges of rockets being launched and we also see the iron dome intersecting them. so we ca

we are not sure what democracy is because because millions of fastenings will live in the west bank in the service learning garza and if under direct is really controlled even medical incentives, which is really been shipped the 2nd class and then by law the nation state law 2018. so basically legislated that fact. so people who lives, who are palestinian, who live in this place do not think there is a democracy. not one that ever exist as for sure. when they are calling for protect to protect and save democracy. this is something that we don't really understand and it's a very internal design structured rather than something that involves the palestinians or highlight or struggle in the way that is positive for this time and eventually for this thing. yeah. and the violence on the ground is obviously very real. there's also more violence in the communications about this issue. it's coming from a report and you can actually look at my computer here that saw online violence speech and hebrew directed an arab, palestinian community is increased by 10 percent. and we have a video comment

who have been laid to rest in the settlement where they lived in the settlement where they lived in the west bankank on friday on their way to a passover holiday in galilee, kind of a family convoy of several cars, their father told us, when they were killed by a suspected palestinian gunmen, and there is still a manhunt going on for the person responsible and their mother remains seriously wounded in an israeli hospital. at the moment she is unconscious and does not know all that has taken place. the father of the girls, who is a rabbi himself has been speaking at the funeral, quite powerfully, talking about how both his daughters had inspired us, and said in return we will love you forever, you are to claims which have not gone out. he has three other children and one of the sisters of the girls has been speaking at the funeral, family that moved over from the speaking at the funeral, family that moved overfrom the uk nine years ago. moved over from the uk nine years auo. �* moved over from the uk nine years auo.�* ., moved over from the uk nine years ao. �* ., ., ago. and in the background, of

meanwhile, we have seen israel already step puppets, near daily raids across the occupied west bank. scores of lives have been lost. we've seen it typically violent attack stage by settlers at the same time as well as attacks on individual israelis. does it look as though we will just see this conflict take place in god's or is it likely to spread to these spasms and towns and cities in the west bank as we saw 2 years ago? no, absolutely. i. i do not think that this will be isolated to the gaza strip. and i think that, you know, passing actors factions, activists, all sorts of posting actors have made it clear that this is a kind of a cohesive uh struggle. and so when we see something like air strikes on garza, we're going to see reactions with militant groups in the west bank are going to see protest. and especially in an answer to the ongoing aggression that you mentioned by settlers who are completely protected by the israeli army. this is going to exacerbate the situation. so i truly believe that this is not going to be isolated to gaza. whether or not it's going to be at the, at the level of es

and those palestinians who live in the west bank and the gaza strip. they don't care that this regime for palestinians has been an authoritarian regimes. it hasn't been a democracy because the fact that they have carried out an occupation now for more than 5 decades. what has not been lost on media analyst is the role is really mainstream news outlets like tv channels, 12 and 13, played as benjamin netanyahu is far right. coalition government came to take power shalom land that are connected to the mob been vicious. during the latest election campaign, they failed to sufficiently challenge and thereby normalized politicians like it to mar, been given. a jewish supremacist, convicted of multiple hate primes against palestinians. but the chief, yes, um oh, that flew by lord mcdonald. now that they see the government trying to grab more power's legal changes that would allow a simple majority vote in the connected to override court decisions. those outlets have grown more critical, giving the protest movement plenty of air time would not have been fancy a

the alienation, the anger, the frustration amongst palestinians, particularly those living in the occupied west bankbeg to differ with you. we are a democracy, we went to elections a few months ago and the government was democratically elected. unfortunately with the palestinians nothing is new. when you're either a left—wing government they are not willing to negotiate with us. when you have a right wing more conservative government they are not willing to negotiate with us and we think that the radical forces taking over. in gaza, we know that hamas took over more than a decade ago so it is unfortunate, when we are signing peace treaties with moderate arab countries in the region, we see that the radical forces among the palestinians are becoming more and more stronger. it's a bit rich, isn't it, mr danon, to say that the west bank and the palestinians are not interested in negotiating with you, your government, the coalition, is most definitely not interested in negotiating with them. never before has there been a government so full of ministers who only want one thing and that is the complete an

west bank region. we have every right to live in our ancestral land. we are an indigenous people in this, in this place. we're not really settlers at all. we're really resellers, we have come back to assert our rights are self determination in our ancestral homeland and judea and samaria. this is the heartlands of the holy land. this is where we're from. this is where we're going to go. and we liberated that land in 1967, and we intend on indeed settling that land holding onto it, developing it, and really making it into a strong middle eastern country, which is really a partner for middle east peace and progress. but the prerequisite for that is the jewish people's rights and their ancestor homeland. that's what the march was about . the most provocative thing for the palestinian leadership, not for every individual policy and but from felton and leadership is the existence of israel said it's just very provocative. for them and bothers them to know, and since they're a committed to the destruction of israel, the march comes at a time of rising tensio

already begun to be carried out with us, that is, i went there shlomolensky already lives a quarter in the west bank, his village is located on the territory in which the international community considers palestinian . he also went to the rally weekly. but it was a rally when supporters of netanyahu and his reforms gathered near the building in jerusalem, but they already gathered, they already proved they already held several large major demonstrations of several hundred thousand people about this, though the media is not only silent, but greatly underestimate the numbers while the left overestimate, but certainly if desired, uh , enough forces to flood all the streets in all cities civil conflict, threatening to turn into hand-to-hand stopped netanyahu at the last minute. announced a pause in lawmaking and invited a position to find a compromise, at the negotiating table the streets were empty for the time being, but claims and distrust of each other remained with us a very cunning politician. one very experienced unequivocally he does. in my opinion, a lot. he did many things useful to israel and

retaliate, but what he did not expect that retaliation, not only will come from garza but also live in on and the west bank. and israel, we all know is incapable of sustaining a war at 3 different fronts. so, so that, as you said, that this has backfired on on, on nets and yahoo, in your opinion. and he's already facing a lot of turmoil as well, with those controversial judicial reforms. now where, where do you see him going from here? well, what i expect that net anyhow, we will try to kind of heighten accentuate the language to show that what ashley has taken place was a victory. and that we have shown our enemies north and south that we are capable of defending the country. i don't think is what you are going to buy it. let's remember that hobbled is what population. it's not slightly more than half, or really we're questioning that anyhow. strategies. and we're really unhappy with natalia with her internally and externally on so these not going to find a lot of support among that crowd, but even the right wing crowd. and i'm referring here particularly to dairy to smoke which am to being fear. they are

still, there were projects like the one and on next report from the west bank, the aim to bring a little joy to people's lives. i morning and ramana. this van is so new, the seats are still covered in plastic. it's a mobile recording studio and i will use it to visit and record palestinian musicians hip hop folklore pop out here. today we're going to jericho. she was, we want to record to rochester, who wouldn't otherwise have the chance to do so in the desert. i am, i can already see the join the i was with them from romana to jericho, right across the west bank. it's not a normal road trip because of his railey military checkpoints. and numerous barriers simply driving around is not that easy for palestinians says ala, they often have to factor in long d to his labs. all of these here are all walls between neighbors, neighbors who could no longer see or meet each other without permission to dog fawcett for something. to day, it's 40 calamities into the desert, to jericho. their to 17 year olds are waiting, who are new to the music business qusai under bada they are impressed with a bus up until now they've

west bank. the aim to bring a little joy to people's lives. i morning and romana this van is so new. the seats are still covered in plastic. it's a mobile recording studio and i will use it to visit and record palestinian musicians hip hop folklore pop out here. today we're going to jericho. she was, we want to record to robert who wouldn't otherwise have the chance to do so. in the desert. i mean, i can already see the join the i us a little from ramallah to jericho, right across the west bank. it's not a normal road trip because of his railey military checkpoints, and numerous barriers simply driving around is not that easy for palestinians, says allah, they often have to factor in long d 2 is saw for these. here are all walls between neighbors. neighbors who could no longer see or meet each other without permission to dog fossil fossil been today, it's 40 kilometers into the desert, to jericho. their to 17 year olds are waiting, who are new to the music business, qusai and a bada. they are impressed with a bus up until now they've only recorded songs with their mobile phones. and

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west bank. can piece in the region ever be achieve. i'm can. and coach play a new role in our lives after the prime them the general music director of the burden state opera. capella, berlin, daniel baron boyd. talk to you soon. i daniel burton bowling. thank you for talking to out to sara. you are one of the best known musicians in the world known as a workaholic. you travel widely across the globe to perform. and yet this year, suddenly the world stopped. how you been coping in this lockdown? i was very happy and felt privileged as a conductor to be able to play an instrument because my conducting colleagues have not been able to make any music. and that is really the main activity of a performing musician. but i took the opportunity to practice probably a little more than usual on and enjoy spending 2 and a half months, practically only playing the piano as far as music is concerned. from that point of view, i cannot say that i personally suffered too much from the virus. i of course get too sensitive like any human being about the suffering of so many people all over the world.

west bank. in a separate incident, is really forces killed a 20 year old palestinian now palestinian refugees living in lebanon for decades. say that they've been angered by the recent events at alex a mosque earlier this week is really forces rated islam 3rd holiest shrine. the clearance of worshippers zane bas ravi reports for a palestinian refugee camp in beirut. living in limbo, palestinian refugees in lebanon, se they are fed with watching the escalating violence and occupied territories in alexa. mos garza and the west bank watching their people suffer indignities at the hands of his rails from a distance and from a country whose own economy is in tatters. like and fishy, i don't know if that line of alphabet we don't live in palestine palace and lives inside us mission aquila mac. i'm on the cone and madge. i sat my every day we sit with our children. we talk about palestine about freedom of battle. history and all right, to go back. been now you had levied men. no. no war is necessary. what was taken by force should be taken back by panama piece. did not work. displaced for decades, people l

businesses in the south west are banking on the commitment to key holidays even when things are tight. you're liveunder way. we'll start with golf, because the second round of the masters is under way at augusta. there was a three—way tie for the lead overnight, but brooks koepka has moved one clear on eight under after birdying the second. defending champion scottie scheffler starts his second round in the next 15 minutes, he's on a—under. ididn't i didn't feel much different. the only reason i would think of being defending champion is because i was playing with sam and i didn't think about it really at all today, just because i'm defending doesn't mean i start more under par. i

suffers in palestinians and the occupying west bank in a separate incident, a 20 year old palestinian man was killed by israeli forces palestinian refugees living in lebanon for decades. said they've been angered by the recent events that are lock some mosque on white and state is ready, force is twice rated a slums 3rd holleys trying to clear it of worshippers them by striving to ports from a palestinian refugee camp in beirut. living in limbo, palestinian refugees in lebanon, se they are fed with watching the escalating violence and occupied territories in alexa. mos garza and the west bank watching their people suffer indignities at the hands of his rails from a distance and from a country whose own economy is in tatters. like and fishy, i don't know if that line of alphabet we don't live in palestine palace and lives inside us mission. aquila may command the corn and as i sat my, every day we sit with our children. we talk about palestine about freedom, about our history and our right to go back. been now you had webinar, and no war is necessary. what was taken by force should be taken back by panama piece, did not work. displaced for decad

live from london. this is bbc news. two israeli women have been killed in an attack in the occupied west bank. earlier, israel launched airstrikes on gaza and lebanon, calling it retaliation for several dozen hamas rockets fired at israel. russian authorities formally charge the american journalist, evan gershkovich with spying. and the s club 7 singer, paul cattermole has died at the age of 46 — weeks after the british band announced a comeback tour. we start in the middle east — where israel has ordered the mobilisation of reservists in air defence units, fighterjet pilots and drone operators as tensions rise in the region. in the latest escalation between israel and palestinians — two israeli women were killed in an attack in the occupied west bank. the authorities say, a third person was also seriously wounded in the incident, near the settlement of hamra. the israeli military says troops are searching for suspects, who opened fire at a car, causing it to crash. the latest development comes after the israeli military hit targets belonging to the palestinian militant group hamas. the airstr

live from london, this is bbc news. two israeli women have been killed in an attack in the occupied west bank. earlier, israel launched air strikes on gaza and lebanon, calling it retaliation for several dozen hamas rockets fired at israel. the s club 7 singer paul cattermole has died at the age of 46 — weeks after the british band announced a comeback tour. the last edition of sir david attenborough�*s wildlife series airs on sunday, we speak to the producer behind these breathtaking scenes. sport, and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's ollie foster. hello from the bbc sport centre. the second round is well under way at the first golf major of the year, the american brooks koepka has moved three shots clear at the top of the masters leaderbaord. he was one of the early starters at augusta and birdied the par five second move to eight under. he had beenjoint leader withjon rahm and victor hovland who don't start their second round for another few hours. koepka then eagled the eighth to move to ten under. he is one of 17 rebel liv series golfers who are taking part at augusta

live from london, this is bbc news. two israeli women have been killed in an attack in the occupied west bank, as tensions spiral again. the deaths come hours after israel carried out air raids in gaza and southern lebanon. translation: i made a choice to leave first. _ translation: i made a choice to leave first. to _ translation: i made a choice to leave first, to give _ translation: i made a choice to leave first, to give you _ translation: i made a choice to leave first, to give you a - translation: i made a choice to leave first, to give you a better. leave first, to give you a better life. escaping north korea — we speak to a mum and daughter who are finally reunited. and new evidence suggests, from human hair, people were getting high in spain 3,000 years ago. we talk to the lead researcher. hello, welcome to bbc news. we start in the middle east, where israel has ordered the mobilisation of reservists in air defence units, fighterjet pilots and drone operators, as tensions rise in the region. in the latest escalation between israel and palestinians, two israeli women were killed in an attack in the occupied wes

live from london, this is bbc news. two israeli women have been killed in an attack in the occupied west bank.ikes on gaza and lebanon, calling it retaliation for several dozen hamas rockets fired at israel. northern ireland on high alert — police warn republicans could provoke violence as the country marks 25 years of the good friday agreement. good afternoon. we start in the middle east, where the israeli chief of staff has ordered the mobilisation of a number of reserve soldiers in air defence units, fighterjet pilots, and drone operators amid heightened tensions in the region.

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live from london. this is bbc news. two israeli women have been killed in an attack in the occupied west bank. earlier, israel launched air strikes on gaza and lebanon, calling it retaliation for several dozen hamas rockets fired at israel. northern ireland on high alert — police warn republicans could provoke violence as the country marks 25 years of the good friday agreement. translation: i made a choice to leave firstl to give you a better life. we speak to a mum and daughter about their incredible escape from north korea. hello, i'm lucy hockings. we start in the middle east — where in the last few minutes the israeli chief of staff ordered the mobilization of a number of reserve soldiers in air defence units, fighterjet pilots and drone operators amid heightened tensions in the region. in the latest escalation of tensions between israel and the palestinians — two israeli women have been killed in an attack in the occupied west bank. the authorities say a third person was also seriously wounded in the incident, near the settlement of hamra. the israeli military says troops are searching fo

are bein laid to rest today they're actually from a britis israeli family they lived in settlements in the occupied west bank, prim minister benjamin netanyah under real pressure from his right-wing voter base to crack down hard on the west bank, to stop attacks like that, attack like what we saw in tel aviv katie, this is the unbelievabl sensitivity of the allot grandmas in jerusalem, as yo know, the third holiest site i islam, what starts their can spread their jordanian government technically the administrators of the mosque, even though it' in jerusalem, they're warnin that if we see another repea of what we saw this week, wher israeli forces stormed into th mosque, there could be catastrophic consequences al across the region, katie >> raf sanchez, thank you so much and still to come on the katie phang show in the wake of donald trump' historic indictment, arrest, and we met this week, it's har to keep tabs and all his other investigations we'll get you up to spee ahead. plus, mike pence under oath. the former vice president wh is the target of insurrectionists anger o january 6th to testify about trump